Doctor Trevor's Dark Angel Journal: Velma & Daphne

[Doctor Trevor]

On Monday, 2/1/21, I turned off the veg lights in my tents. The girls are now receiving only the bloom lights for twelve hours a day. I flushed Velma with ten gallons of Sledgehammer solution.

Today, I flushed Daphne with sixteen gallons of Sledgehammer solution. The pistils are coming in nicely.

 

[Doctor Trevor]

On Friday, 2/5/21, I fed Velma a nute solution, consisting of (per gallon):
1 tablespoons of Big Bloom;
2 teaspoons of Tiger Bloom;
2 tablespoons of Terpinator;
.5 teaspoons of Beastie Bloom;
some GH pH Down to bring the pH down to about 6.20.

She drank just under a gallon before the runoff began. I stopped feeding her at five quarts.



On Sun 2/7/32, I fed Daphne a nute solution, consisting of (per gallon):
1 tablespoons of Big Bloom;
2 teaspoons of Tiger Bloom;
2 tablespoons of Terpinator;
.5 teaspoons of Beastie Bloom;
some GH pH Down to bring the pH down to about 6.20.

She drank just under about five quarts before the runoff began. I stopped feeding her at six quarts.


Pistils are popping up everywhere on both plants. Sugar leaves are are beginning to grow in.

 

[013]

Hey Dr Trevor,

You are nailing it over here! Heck yes, your plants look great in the last set of pics!

 

[Doctor Trevor]

I appreciate the kind words and will post some photos tonight.

 

[Doctor Trevor]

 

[013]

Looks like frosty the snowman has been in your garden

 

[Doctor Trevor]

Trichomes are popping up.

 

[Doctor Trevor]

On Feb 9, 2021, I watered Velma using pH-treated water. She drank about a gallon, in her three gallon pot, before there was runoff. I gave her five quarts total.

On February 12, 2021, I watered Daphne using pH-treated water. She drank about five quarts, in her five gallon pot, before there was runoff. I gave her six quarts total.

No calcium deficiency problem, like with my past plants.

 

[Doctor Trevor]

On Feb 14, I fed Velma the following nute solution, consisting of (per gallon):
1 tablespoons of Big Bloom;
2 teaspoons of Tiger Bloom;
2 tablespoons of Terpinator;
.5 teaspoons of Beastie Bloom;
some GH pH Down to bring the pH down to about 6.20.

After about 3.5 quarts, I noticed runoff. I continued until I gave her six quarts of nute solution.

I added a 1/4 teaspoon of Sensi Cal Mag Extra to the mix

as I noticed some leaf discoloration (see photos). This seems to be a regular thing with the Dark Angel strain, though it happened earlier with past plants.

 

[Doctor Trevor]

On Feb 14, I fed Velma the following nute solution, consisting of (per gallon):
1 tablespoons of Big Bloom;
2 teaspoons of Tiger Bloom;
2 tablespoons of Terpinator;
.5 teaspoons of Beastie Bloom;
.25 teaspoon of Sensei Cal Mag (leaves were beginning to spot);
some GH pH Down to bring the pH down to about 6.20.

After about 5 quarts, I noticed runoff. I continued feeding until I gave her six quarts of nute solution.

 

[JayCseed]

Looking great, Doc! How many weeks do you have left in flower?
It looks like they both are fattening up nicely.

 

[Doctor Trevor]

I'm guessing three weeks, but what do I know?

This week, I'll trim the pop corn off both girls when I water them.

 

[Doctor Trevor]

I screwed up with my plant log, this week. Dates are muddled and all that. May have mixed up the plants at one point. I'm hoping to fix this, starting tonight.

Tonight I watered Velma with six quarts of pH adjusted water (pH about 6.3). Run off began after five quarts.

 

[Doctor Trevor]

Last night, I watered Daphne with six quarts of pH-adjusted water. Buds are coming in nicely.

 

[Reave]

Great looking girls.

 

[Doctor Trevor]

Thank you!

 

[Doctor Trevor]

Tonight (2/22), I fed Velma the following nute solution, consisting of (per gallon):
1 tablespoons of Big Bloom;
2 teaspoons of Tiger Bloom;
2 tablespoons of Terpinator;
.5 teaspoons of Beastie Bloom;
.25 teaspoon of Sensei Cal Mag;
some GH pH Down to bring the pH down to about 6.20.

After about 5 quarts, I noticed runoff. I continued feeding until I gave her six quarts of nute solution.

The spotting from the calcium deficiency is no longer a problem.

 

[Doctor Trevor]

Tonight (2/25), I fed Daphne the following nute solution, consisting of (per gallon):
1 tablespoons of Big Bloom;
2 teaspoons of Tiger Bloom;
2 tablespoons of Terpinator;
.5 teaspoons of Beastie Bloom;
.25 teaspoon of Sensei Cal Mag;
some GH pH Down to bring the pH down to about 6.20.

After about 5 quarts, I noticed runoff. I continued feeding until I gave her six quarts of nute solution.

The spotting from the calcium deficiency is no longer a problem.

Buds are getting plump!

 

[Doctor Trevor]

I should've watered Velma last night, but I did not. I simply forgot.

I gave her six quarts of pH adjusted water. The process took over thirty minutes. Runoff began after five quarts.

 

[Doctor Trevor]

Tonight (2/22), I fed Velma the following nute solution, consisting of (per gallon):
1 tablespoons of Big Bloom;
2 teaspoons of Tiger Bloom;
2 tablespoons of Terpinator;
.5 teaspoons of Beastie Bloom;
.25 teaspoon of Sensei Cal Mag;
some GH pH Down to bring the pH down to about 6.20.

After about 5 quarts, I noticed runoff. I continued feeding until I gave her six quarts of nute solution.

I noticed that some of the tips of the palm leaves are brown (the very tips). I think this is a calcium/magnesium problem. I will look into it tomorrow.

I made gummies today (my first try). I write about them tomorrow.